Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-01-14
JUNCTION JoTTNIoS.
A Breezy Budget OF News from
ogden.

j. A. Goodhue and j. G. Felt, OF Salt
Lake City, were registered at the Broom
on Wednesday.
The thaw is threatening the sleig h-ride9
devotees with dire disappointment, sui
we think there'll be plenty OF fun, ana
the Peoples party will have an easy
toboggan down the hill. February l4th
is the date for the performance.
The tearing down OF the old shells on
Fifth street shows that business is in the
field
The ice men are twisting the corners
OF their mouths in an upward direction
Who is to be nominated? is much
more important question than, "Who is
to be elected?' Nomination means
election, at least for the Liberal party
The Ogden Ners is about to move
across the street into the building occu-
pied in part by the undertaking estab-
iishment of S. NJ. Preshaw. This is by
no means to be taken rs a funeral omen.
Adolph Schansenbach is just tickled to
death over the budding out Of those eX-
cellent German tulip and lilly bulbs
which his brother Theodore, OF +. j.
Kiesel q Co.'s, brought back from
Fatherland last fall. Adolph is the great
aquarium and botanical connosseur Of
Ogden.
Building operations are at temporary
standstill, but yet all our good mechan-
les have enough on hand to keep the
wolf from the door
As another illustration OF Ogden enter
prise, we may mention the fact that
Browning Bros, the wide-awake Ogden
gunsmiths, have Just received an order
for twenty Winchester rifles, OF the inn
proved model by Browning Bros.
Sleighing is brisk and lively, and the
livery stables are correspondingly busy
Hack Shurtlif says he will vote for
the best men. This is what every other
honest citizen will do, and such action
will ensure the success OF the Liberal
ticket
All the talk in town to-day was the
probable outcome OF the Congressional
debate on the Edmunds-Tucker bill.
A number OF special agents OF the
Internal Revenue Department have been
in town, interviewing wholesale and re-
tail dealers in those articles which are
dutiable under Uncle Sans provisions for
national revenue.
We heard it reported that brother OF
Judge II. =. Henderson will be appointed
to the clerkship OF the First District
Court OF Utah Territory, vice John G.
Tyler, who has resigned owing to his APP
pointment as postmaster We have nc
doubt that the Judge will make no other
selection than what will prove to the best
interests OF the general government The
position is lucrative one in one sense
and responsible one in the other Il
takes good man to fill it, Good mer
have filled it before, and there is nothing
to indicate that it will not be filed equally
we'll hereafter, at any rate as long as
Judge Henderson occupies the bench.
J. P. Smith and George w. Ames, o
Union City, Oregon, have been guests OF
the Chapman House. They have been
shipping a carload Of horses west
f. f. Anderson is now running his jot
Office independent OF William Farrel'S
stationery store, having taken Il Mr.
Douglas into partnership.
1t having been stated in Salt LAX,
paper that certain member Of Garfield
Lodge No. ., A. 0. U. W., of Frisco, hat
been killed at Taylor, Nevada, under un
complimentary circumstances, we arr
authorized to state that the person il
question was not member in good
, standing in that fraternal society, which
is proverbially jealous OF the good name
and fair fame OF its members.
Mr.. Everybody Is wondering, ponder
ing ana blunderlng as to what Z; w
Mormon MESSENGER Of the oosnei is Jo
inc or GOING TO do some have him con
nected with fhe Mems in the near fntnrn
while others claim that he il sill laovino
his footprints Cber your pardon-his
cloyen hooI) in the HetaITs editorial col
umns. I give IT, mn.
If anv members Of any noIvgomor,
/ concern think thew are poing 10 vote nov
February they are badly off They WON'T
try as they NAV
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me DEMOCRAT Is daily rising IN popu
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Members OF the Loyal League vii
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